Ruinart Rose champagne -750ml

Ruinart is the oldest champagne producer in the world. The Catholic monk Dom Thierry Ruinart (a friend of Dom Perignon, the father of champagne) came from a famous family in the Champagne region of France. His family mainly engaged in the wool business. When he traveled around Europe, he noticed The royal family loved Champagne, so they passed on their vision of running a Champagne business to his brother Nicolas Ruinart. Nicolas's son of the same name was also influenced by his passion for champagne. In 1729, he realized his uncle Dom Thierry Ruinart's ambition and established the first champagne winery. The winery brewed the first year of champagne and gave it as a gift. Since 1735, Ruinart has focused entirely on developing the Champagne business. After centuries of family inheritance, Ruinart champagne has been sold to all corners of the world, and the vast majority of its customers are powerful people with high social status; in 1963, it was merged into the internationally renowned LVMH group.

The delicate, elegant and complex style of Ruinart Champagne is closely related to the high proportion of Chardonnay grape varieties used by the winery. The basic Champagne is mixed with at least 40-50% Chardonnay, and the proportion of vintage Champagne is more than half. Chardonnay. The winery located in the Champagne city of Reims has a long-standing crane (the name of the chalk wine cellar in Gallo and Rome) with a depth of more than 30 meters. It maintains a stable and good low temperature all year round, with appropriate humidity, and serves as a storage space. Excellent natural cellar for Champagne.

Ruinart Rose